For over a decade, a large lot has sat vacant along a heavily-traveled corridor in the Greenville neighborhood of Jersey City. Now, developers are planning to build a new 5-story residential building on the site.

The development surge in Jersey City is pushing further south to Greenville with this new 24-unit project on Bergen Avenue near Audobon Park.

Downtown Jersey City is about to get a little sweeter. The city’s first Krispy Kreme location on the corner of Marin Boulevard and Christopher Columbus drive has officially set an opening date.

Jersey City’s craft beer and homebrewing haven The Thirsty Quaker is hosting make-your-own-wine classes where every attendee gets to take home a gallon of their favorite vino.

Several new retail spots are coming to Jersey City. Local favorite, 9 Bar Cafe will open a second location in the new Urby project. Also, a men's barbershop is planned for 18 Park, an archery place is opening in the heights, and more.

Today and next Tuesday, the Port Authority will convene to get feedback about and discuss their largest ever $32.2 billion proposed 2017-2026 Capital Plan. One topic up for discussion is the proposed PATH extension to Newark Airport.

Jersey City has assembled a plan that aims to enhance open space and develop some underutilized land in Hamilton Park. The plan could bring 30 and 40 story towers to Marin Boulevard. The city wants to know how residents feel about the possible changes.

In what shaped up to be a banner year, Jersey City closed 2016 out strong by taking the crown as NYC’s Best Neighborhood in 2016’s Curbed Cup. Now, with the release of Pure Properties’ highly anticipated South Hudson County Market Report, the city has even more to brag about.

Indiegrove, Jersey City’s first established coworking space, is celebrating its four-year anniversary this month. Learn how the company found success by helping others succeed.

[UPDATE] We were just told this event has completely sold out. We will let you know when the next event is planned.